Curwensville Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Curwensville, PA)

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Jim ' Dg4vwL49fh.4faiw14, . Sighs of delight and relief were heard as the seniors opened their packages of pictures. An utter state of confusion followed as photos were autographed and exchanged. We will always remember the orderly CPD morning roll calls and cafeteria counts in our senior home room. Memories of long hours of study mix with the cherished ones of the good times we enjoyed when mass confusion reigned if the school day deviated from its usual course.

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1960 When decisions are to be made or plans formulated for activities dealing with seniors, the officers of the class are called upon to direct the participation of their classmates. Serving co- operatively as officers were Elizabeth Greslick, treasurer, Robert Irwin, vice president, Carol Goodman, secretary, and James Naddeo, president. We, as seniors, anticipating many thrilling and exciting experiences, began our most impor- tant year of studies and activities. Never giv- ing a thought to the sadeending of these eventful days, we earnestly exerted our every effort to attain our goal-graduation. Now that we have achieved our aim, we look back with feelings of relief but yet regret to the rapidly-passing school term. The first semester started as usual with the se- lection of class officers who were to lead us in our many activities. Although the officers varied through the terms, James Naddeo remained president for the fourth consecutive time. Work- ing with him were Robert Irwin, vice-president, Carol Goodman, secretary, and Betty Greslick, treasurer. We exceeded the quota set for us on the annual magazine campaign, the proceeds from which were used to help finance this book. Busily posing for pictures, ordering name cards and announcements, and preparing for the sen- ior dance, Rendezvous in Raintree County, we hardly realized that our school days were almost at an end. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom were next on the agenda. This year, instead of hav- ing to labor in preparation for the formal occa- sion, we were guests of the iuniors. Class night and shelf day passed. Then came our bacca- laureate service. This year we were happy to have as Chaplain for our year-end activities the Reverend A. T. Hibbard, father of a member of our -class. Commencement, the last event in which we would take part as undergraduates, will always be foremost in our memories of school functions. We now realized that we are adults, expected to accept responsibilities and take our places in society. I

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E X 5 1960 SENIORS A 3 - E lf' ' Q lk I j fc, ff - ,fx ' jF.fQ L X, QT 'Q f L we-he 1, ri X i x X ' X ffl -f-e The wheel of chance picked the above sfudenis as winners in the annual magazine campaign. ln order to qualify for the drawing, the sales of each person had to total at leasi 530, ln, vwz, , ,bm Elizabeth A. Armagasl Dennis Eugene Baronak William Barr Doris Barrett Larry Barrett Ruth E. Barrel? Gerald L. Bartell Nancy Lee Bennett 20